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Yonder Mountain String Band Live at Congress Theatre on 2007-10-06
- Publication date
- 2007-10-06 ( check for other copies)
- Collection
- YonderMountainStringBand
- Band/Artist
- Yonder Mountain String Band
- Item Size
- 1.3G
1ST SET
01. < lead-in >
02. Peace of Mind
03. River
04. Rambler's Anthem
05. Rain Still Falls
06. Half Moon Rising
07. Ramblin' in the Rambler >
08. On the Run >
09. Finally Saw the Light >
10. On the Run >
11. Ramblin' in the Rambler
12. What's Going On in the Head of That Woman
13. No Expectations
14. Midwest Gospel Radio [1]
15. Death Trip [1]
2ND SET
01. < lead-in >
02. Steep Grade, Sharp Curves [1]
03. Kentucky Mandolin [1,2]
04. How 'Bout You [1]
05. King Ebeneezer [1]
06. Fingerprints [1]
07. I'd Like Off [1]
08. Fine Excuses [1]
09. New Deal Train [1]
10. Crow Black Chicken [1]
11. Classic Situation [1]
12. Girlfriend is Better [1]
13. Two Hits and the Joint Turned Brown [1]
ENCORE
14. Hit Parade of Love
15. Catch a Criminal [1]
01. < lead-in >
02. Peace of Mind
03. River
04. Rambler's Anthem
05. Rain Still Falls
06. Half Moon Rising
07. Ramblin' in the Rambler >
08. On the Run >
09. Finally Saw the Light >
10. On the Run >
11. Ramblin' in the Rambler
12. What's Going On in the Head of That Woman
13. No Expectations
14. Midwest Gospel Radio [1]
15. Death Trip [1]
2ND SET
01. < lead-in >
02. Steep Grade, Sharp Curves [1]
03. Kentucky Mandolin [1,2]
04. How 'Bout You [1]
05. King Ebeneezer [1]
06. Fingerprints [1]
07. I'd Like Off [1]
08. Fine Excuses [1]
09. New Deal Train [1]
10. Crow Black Chicken [1]
11. Classic Situation [1]
12. Girlfriend is Better [1]
13. Two Hits and the Joint Turned Brown [1]
ENCORE
14. Hit Parade of Love
15. Catch a Criminal [1]
Notes
NOTES
Jeff Austin - mandolin, vocals
Dave Johnston - banjos, vocals
Adam Aijala - guitar, vocals
Ben Kaufmann - bass, vocals
with
[1] Jon Fishman - drums
[2] Chris Wood - bass
Taper : Brian Skalinder / bskalinder@yahoo.com
Location : Center, 25' back, 8' stand
Mic Config : Mid-Side
Source : AKG C34 (Mid-Side) > S42E * > Oade M148 > Sound Devices 722
Record Format: 24-bit, 48 kHz
Conversion : Sound Devices 722 > firewire > PC
Edit : MAGIX Samplitude SE v8.3 (mid-side decoding, fades, resample, dither, tracking)
Final Format : 16-bit, 44.1 kHz
- Addeddate
- 2007-10-09 01:01:05
- Identifier
- ymsb2007-10-06.c34.flac16
- Lineage
- Sound Devices 722 > firewire > PC
- Location
- Chicago, IL
- Run time
- 2h 57m
- Taped by
- Brian Skalinder
- Transferred by
- Brian Skalinder
- Type
- sound
- Venue
- Congress Theatre
- Year
- 2007
comment
Reviews
(11)
Reviewer:
analog4011
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October 23, 2007 (edited)
Subject: CDR Marantz???
Subject: CDR Marantz???
Staggolee.....you really should d/l that Nagra recording. Guaranteed top quality control. The pre-amp is imperative part when you couple analog gear. Unless
...
you listen.....you will never know.
Rick
http://www.archive.org/details/ymsb2007-10-06.NagraReelToReelAnalog.flac
Rick
http://www.archive.org/details/ymsb2007-10-06.NagraReelToReelAnalog.flac
Reviewer:
Staggolee
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October 18, 2007 (edited)
Subject: The Congress IS a terrible sonding venue.
Subject: The Congress IS a terrible sonding venue.
"I would have to say this is a terrible sounding recording. This venue is not that bad sounding considering the house of blues or aargon could of been
...
played.... "
This is flat wrong. The Congress was a horrible sounding venue. I mean gawd awful. Concrete everywhere, no materials to deaden the reverb and a tryly amaturish crowd of young drunks creaming their heads off (I can't falut them for the latter..I was once young and drunk but I at least had the common sense not to be so right next to the tapers...whatever..). I have seen my share of Yonder over the last 6-7 years and this was the worst sounding venue I have heard. Ben did a fine job as always but you can only polish a T*rd so much...
I have compared Brian's 24bit, Christos' 16 bit and my 24bit Schoeps m/s of this and(ahhem...) I like my schoeps the most. It has a smother top end that Brian's c34 tapes and, while sightly more mono, cust out the room a bit more. I have not heard the 4011>Nagra (though Nagra's are de kine, I'm not so excited about the A>D on a Marantz CDR-600 and I'm not sure why it was run through an additional pre-amp). Also these mush have been the crew that set up by Ben so they were another 35' from stage...
If anyone wants links to my copies you can find them at
http://www.archive.org/details/ymsb2007-10-06.mk8mk4.flac16
Thanks to whoever uploaded it when my connection was tied up with non-archive friendly band seeds.
analog4011: I've been trying to get around to grabbing the B&K source but I'm still seeding both 16 and 24bit copies of WsP in WI from last weekend. I'm well aware of the importance of a pre amp. I've run a 148, 248, PSP2, PSP3, V2, V3, Beyer and various pro consoles and run tubes at home. I will say this though. A pre is not as important as the mics or placement. Given that crowd I'm having a hard time believing that Cards from 25' farther back will be better in that room than mid/side considering that both Brian and I, indipendently, wound up adding about +5dB with a hyper as a mid cap. Also, I know full well the quality of a Nagra... it was the A>D that I was questioning, not the pre. At some point you need to take the analog feed from the Nagra (which has already been brought up to line level by the Nagra in the initial recording process hence no need for an additional pre in the transfer process. Just an unneeded set of cables and circuts between the Nagra and the CD recorder)to digital and I'd rather have a 722 do it than a standalone consumer burner.... YMMV.
I have now listened to the Nagra. On my systems at least I prefer Brian's an my copies. The nagra copy sounds distant to me and a bit muddy in comparison... but that's on my system which tends to be warm given that its all tubes.
This is flat wrong. The Congress was a horrible sounding venue. I mean gawd awful. Concrete everywhere, no materials to deaden the reverb and a tryly amaturish crowd of young drunks creaming their heads off (I can't falut them for the latter..I was once young and drunk but I at least had the common sense not to be so right next to the tapers...whatever..). I have seen my share of Yonder over the last 6-7 years and this was the worst sounding venue I have heard. Ben did a fine job as always but you can only polish a T*rd so much...
I have compared Brian's 24bit, Christos' 16 bit and my 24bit Schoeps m/s of this and(ahhem...) I like my schoeps the most. It has a smother top end that Brian's c34 tapes and, while sightly more mono, cust out the room a bit more. I have not heard the 4011>Nagra (though Nagra's are de kine, I'm not so excited about the A>D on a Marantz CDR-600 and I'm not sure why it was run through an additional pre-amp). Also these mush have been the crew that set up by Ben so they were another 35' from stage...
If anyone wants links to my copies you can find them at
http://www.archive.org/details/ymsb2007-10-06.mk8mk4.flac16
Thanks to whoever uploaded it when my connection was tied up with non-archive friendly band seeds.
analog4011: I've been trying to get around to grabbing the B&K source but I'm still seeding both 16 and 24bit copies of WsP in WI from last weekend. I'm well aware of the importance of a pre amp. I've run a 148, 248, PSP2, PSP3, V2, V3, Beyer and various pro consoles and run tubes at home. I will say this though. A pre is not as important as the mics or placement. Given that crowd I'm having a hard time believing that Cards from 25' farther back will be better in that room than mid/side considering that both Brian and I, indipendently, wound up adding about +5dB with a hyper as a mid cap. Also, I know full well the quality of a Nagra... it was the A>D that I was questioning, not the pre. At some point you need to take the analog feed from the Nagra (which has already been brought up to line level by the Nagra in the initial recording process hence no need for an additional pre in the transfer process. Just an unneeded set of cables and circuts between the Nagra and the CD recorder)to digital and I'd rather have a 722 do it than a standalone consumer burner.... YMMV.
I have now listened to the Nagra. On my systems at least I prefer Brian's an my copies. The nagra copy sounds distant to me and a bit muddy in comparison... but that's on my system which tends to be warm given that its all tubes.
Reviewer:
Sk8Er4ever0101
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October 17, 2007
Subject: Now Now
Subject: Now Now
I would have to say this is a terrible sounding recording. This venue is not that bad sounding considering the house of blues or aargon could of been
...
played....
http://www.archive.org/details/ymsb2007-10-06.NagraReelToReelAnalog.flac
this recording only has 60 DL's but sounds MUCH better and realistic.... DL'ed that one after listening to them all it was superior ... He also has the Rave show from Milwaukee the prior night.
great show all and all, i just wish i could say im sorry to them personally for accidentally throwing that glow stick at dave j. I was wasted and i meant for it to stay in the croud! oops, now every time i listen to this recording i think of that dumb move after ramblers anthem.
i give it 2 for trying, but i bet u were one of the guys up from in the crowd as opposed to back at the board.
I HIGHLY ReaCOMMEND THIS ONE FOR THE CONGRESS!!
http://www.archive.org/details/ymsb2007-10-06.NagraReelToReelAnalog.flac
http://www.archive.org/details/ymsb2007-10-06.NagraReelToReelAnalog.flac
this recording only has 60 DL's but sounds MUCH better and realistic.... DL'ed that one after listening to them all it was superior ... He also has the Rave show from Milwaukee the prior night.
great show all and all, i just wish i could say im sorry to them personally for accidentally throwing that glow stick at dave j. I was wasted and i meant for it to stay in the croud! oops, now every time i listen to this recording i think of that dumb move after ramblers anthem.
i give it 2 for trying, but i bet u were one of the guys up from in the crowd as opposed to back at the board.
I HIGHLY ReaCOMMEND THIS ONE FOR THE CONGRESS!!
http://www.archive.org/details/ymsb2007-10-06.NagraReelToReelAnalog.flac
Reviewer:
FrantiPants
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October 15, 2007
Subject: HA ha ha
Subject: HA ha ha
Arrived about 8 for the show, slammed all my whiskey and hopped out of cab only to see huge will call line. Then magicallly, the side doors of the congress
...
opened and the whole crowed just walked right in. I paid for my tix but never had to use them.
It was a sick show. I nearly died twice.
Some people seemed to resent us having a good time and getting up front though. Fascist Hippies suck!
It was a sick show. I nearly died twice.
Some people seemed to resent us having a good time and getting up front though. Fascist Hippies suck!
Reviewer:
XXLDave
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October 12, 2007
Subject: Just amazing
Subject: Just amazing
Outstanding show!! But milwaukee the night before was even better. Does anybody have it?
Reviewer:
littleshimmyinacongaline
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October 11, 2007
Subject: yonder in chitown
Subject: yonder in chitown
this show was amazing!!! i usually hate going to chicago to see shows because of the traffic and parking but yonder was totally worth it!!! its always
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good to see a band at their best (playing at the home) i really dont think it gets better than this! yay for yonder! hope yall have fun at new years!
Reviewer:
Phishin4YEM
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October 10, 2007
Subject: Thanks
Subject: Thanks
Thanks for the quick up on this show, it was a fun ass time, and holy shiza was that crowd loud. Gotta love the chitown yonder shows.
Reviewer:
tinshoe
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October 10, 2007
Subject: Sweet at home in Chicago!
Subject: Sweet at home in Chicago!
This was by my own count my ninth Yonder show this year. And though this recording does not do it justice, it was, no doubt, one the most energized shows
...
I've ever been to, right up there with their shows in Amsterdam this past March. I think for Jeff and Dave especially, playing Chicago, home, is something they really dig. Having seen them at the HOB the past few years, this larger venue was exciting because there was that much more crowd -- the place was packed -- and you could feel that energy feeding between the guys up there playing their hearts out and the rest of us literally soaking below. At stage center about fifteen feet back, the vantage was just about perfect in every way. That first set left us completely drenched and thoroughly amped; it was as fine a first set I've ever seen, and my buddy thought afterward that we were waiting for them to come back to play the encore not realizing there was yet another entire -second- set to be had. When they brought out Fishman to play the last two songs of that very thoroughly played first set, it was almost a mind-bender because at that point you had to figure the first set was anyway complete and Fishman wasn't coming until set two. --After going halfway across the country and halfway around the world the past three years to see them, these guys keep surprising me with how interesting the shows are. I love that. And I can think of a few more venues I need to see the boys play; I hope to see you at a couple of them. Look for me.
Reviewer:
thirdofthree
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October 10, 2007 (edited)
Subject: the good old days
Subject: the good old days
The DPA / Nagra recording's a nice one. Meaty, full mid range really comes through, especially in the vocals. Bit heavy on the low end for my tastes
...
in amplified acoustic. Pretty mono sounding to my ears. Different strokes...
<<< gricklegrass wrote: I wish the quality of the recording was as good as they used to be >>>
Maybe convince the band not to play terrible sounding venues. :P
<<< gricklegrass wrote: I wish the quality of the recording was as good as they used to be >>>
Maybe convince the band not to play terrible sounding venues. :P
Reviewer:
gricklegrass
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October 10, 2007
Subject: Recording Quality a Downer
Subject: Recording Quality a Downer
This was truly an amazing show. I was there and it rocked. I wish the quality of the recording was as good as they used to be :( Oh well.
Reviewer:
Pearhead
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October 9, 2007
Subject: KINFOLK-N-A
Subject: KINFOLK-N-A
Totally off the hook show here folks!!! If you weren't there....you need this show! If you were there, I need not say anymore! KILLER SOUND! Outstanding
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job on the recording!!! Keep up the good work!
Pearhead
Pearhead
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